E V AN HENDERSO N (he/him
)

hendersonevan70@gmail com

(484)-684-5626
EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Adobe Suite
Revit
AutoCAD
Adaptability
Problem-Solving
Communication



Philadelphia, PA
Thomas Jefferson University - College of Architecture
Philadelphia, PA May 2025
Bachelor of Architecture (NAAB Accredited Program)
Relevant Coursework:
Clubs/Organizations: American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), National Organization for Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS)
Methacton High School
Eagleville, PA May 2020
High School Diploma
Relevant Coursework: Analog Drafting, Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) I & II, Introduction to Engineering
Leadership: Choir (Student Director 2017-2020), Theater Club (Stage manager, Choral & Band director, Assistant technical director)
SKILLS/INTERESTS
Software: AutoCAD, Rhino3D, Grasshopper, Enscape, Revit, Lumion, Unreal Engine, Twinmotion, Autodesk Maya, Miro, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Suite, Google Suite
Fabrication: Laser Cutting, 3D Printing, CNC milling, Woodworking, Model making
Interests: Reading, Writing, Model making (Digital & Physical), Piano, Music, Film, Photography
WORK EXPERIENCE
Thomas Jefferson University - College of Architecture
Philadelphia, PA August 2022 - Present
Laser Cutting & 3D Printing Farm Technician
- Operate and perform maintenance on laser cutting machine
- Create models via CAD softwares requiring laser precision
- Operate and perform mainenance on a 3D printing farm
- Aid and assist students in using relevent machines /softwares
Designing for Urban Inequity, Designing for Tectonics and Environmental Responsibility, Visual Communication and Digital Modeling, Advanced Digital Modeling, Passive Systems and Building Enclosure, Dynamic Environmental Systems, Advanced Building Systems, Master Model Making, Structures 1 & 2, History and Theory of Urban Design, Environments for Well-Being, Experimental Model - Facilities and Real Estate Services
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA May 2024 - August 2024
Intern - Offce of the University Architect
- Conduct visits to campus buildings, updating accessibility information
- Organize and digitize documents and drawings of campus building
- Fabricate updates for site model of the UPenn campus
T A BLE OF C ONTEN T S
ARC H IT E C T URAL DE S IG N
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Mapping Urban Inequity : p 02
Kensington, Philadelphia - Fall 2022
3
Ethiopian Jazz Bar : p. 04
Spruce Hill, Philadelphia - Spring 2023
Schuylkill River Grandstand : p. 10
Fairmount Park - Fall 2023
4
Architectural Intelligence for New Cities : p Spring 2024
5
Generative Urban Design Development : p
Bangkok, Thailand - Fall 2024
MA P P IN G URBAN IN E QUI T Y

The graphic representations of mapping urban inequity in two different areas of Philadelphia discusses the relation of density and safety. The graphics depict areas of building density, abandoned properties and plots, and points of pedestrian density, as well as the subjective perception of comfort and safety within the area.
MA P P IN G URBAN IN E QUI T Y

ETHIO P I A N J AZZ B A R


West Philadelphia’s Ethiopian culture thrives, and this jazz bar aims to amplify it further. This adaptive reuse project functions as a mixed-use commercial-residential space featuring a series of interlocking living units and an open performance space on the lower level. The play with varying heights was central to the design.
ETHIO P I A N J AZZ B A R



ETHIO P I A N J AZZ B A R

ETHIO P I A N J AZZ B A R

SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R
G RAND S T A N D


This Schuylkill River grandstand design had a more intense focus on passive sustainable systems, as well as a more comprehensive look at detailing the structure. Rain gardens, bioswales, and a resilient foundation protect the building f rom flooding of the river just feet away
SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R
G RAND S T A N D


SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R
G
RAND S T A N D

SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R
G
RAND S T A N D

SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R G RAND
S T A N D
SCH U Y LKILL R I V E R
G RAND S T A N D
1” WOOD FINISH
3/4” PLYWOOD SHEATHING
2X6 WOOD STUD
4” RIGID INSULATION
4” RIGID INSULATION
8” RIGID INSULATION
1” WOOD FINISH
1” STONE PAVER
3/4” PAVER PEDESTAL
EPDM LAYER
3/4” PLYWOOD SHEATHING
6” RIGID INSULATION
12” CONCRETE FLOOR PLATE
24” CONCRETE BEAM
2’ MASS TIMBER COLUMN
ol bolts
STEEL CONNECTOR TIMBER TO CONCRETE
6X16 WOOD BEAM
2’X2’ MASS TIMBER COLUMN
6X24 WOOD BEAM SPACED 30’ O C
3/4” HARDWOOD FINISH SOUND MAT
3/4” PLYWOOD SHEATHING
BATTS INSULATION
2X8 WOOD STUD SPACED 16” O C
FOR NEW CITIES

This studio, taught by members of Zaha Hadid Architects, aimed to make use of the newest in “architectural intelligence”. This included AI-based image generation as well as in-depth agent-based simulations. The project goal was to create a modular prototype for a city given a general geographic condition, taking inspiration from other city grids, AI imagry from Midjourney, and simulations done in the video game Cities : Skylines 2
ARCHITECTURAL
FOR NEW CITIES


FOR NEW CITIES


ARCHITECTURAL
FOR NEW CITIES



GENERATIVE URBAN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

This ultra-dense, mega-development in Bangkok, Thailand was a project based on computational generative design. The studio promoted creating a rule-based geometric system, a series of measurable goals, and a system for automatically generating, evaluating, and evolving a very large number of design options to generate the urban forms and evaluate their performances. The iterative explorations of models allowed for detirmining the optimum performance satisfying individual parameters, but also to explore the nuances of balancing trade-offs
GENERATIVE URBAN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

GENERATIVE URBAN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT








GENERATIVE URBAN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT


EVAN HENDERSON 2025

